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The effects of bilateral electric and bimodal electric—acoustic stimulation on language development

Nittrouer et al., 2009

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595187605723683656
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Nittrouer S
Chapman C
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Trends in amplification

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There is no doubt that cochlear implants have improved the spoken language abilities of children with hearing loss, but delays persist. Consequently, it is imperative that new treatment options be explored. This study evaluated one aspect of treatment that might be …
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